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Pelkins: Is the subject axel with or without super steer? Did the crack effect both sides or just one side?

Broken Front Axel with 250 hrs
New Holland Tractors
Replies 8 Post by Thomas

These were good machines. You bought the " tractor" part and then could purchase different attachments to fit, such as a trencher, rock saw or a transplanter. Does this one have a blade on the front? What size spade does it have?

Vermeer treespade value
Articulated Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Thomas

Tommy:<br>Have you removed the two set screws securing the instument panel to the tractor and have you disconnected the panel from the wire harness? If so, you will now need to do some bench work; this must be a dust-free environment. The tractor will be down for the next few days, if this is a problem, just schedle the next proceedure until such time that the tractor can be idle a few days. These next installation step must not be rushed.<br>Please advise me if you have all the aforementioned parts. In addition you'll need a 12 inch lengh of 22 AWG copper stranded insulated wire (light weight automobile electrical wire) and a soldering iron with a small chisel point, some rosin core solder and a small tube of silicone sealer. Do you have or know someone with general low volt electronic knowledge?<br>At the rear side of the panel remove the small philip screws to separate the lens and gray plastic gauge trim from the main panel housing. Carefully, slide out the gas gauge from the panel (place in a sandwich type plastic bag) Notice the three post connectors. The objective is to install three like post for the temperature gauge. I will explain how this is done once you confirm you have all the tools and parts. Please advise....................<br>You can immediately remove the blank plate in the gray panel trim for the temperature gauge. I used a zip router to establish a rough opening (excerise caution; the trim is ABS plastic, strong but it will crack. This is not a part you can order) you can drill several one inch holes, next start to nibble away at the surrounding plastic using a pair of wire cutters (I have a pair wire cutters that have wide cutting edges that are perpendicular to the handles, like a little jaws, excellant for nibbling away at the plastic. Sorry, I don't know the tool name). Nibble the plastic to as close as you can to the finish edge and file to finish, I used a convex wood file (1 side flat the other side rounded), rat tail file and a emmery fingernail file for the final pass, It finished like a factory cut. <br>I promise, we'll finish up soon.

Boomer Temperature Gauge
New Holland Tractors
Replies 19 Post by Thomas

My comments (see above message) are for Mike.

N H 1720
New Holland Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Thomas

Roger:<br>What is the largest compact 4wd that Yanmar makes?<br>T.Y.

John Deere and Yanmar diesels
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 5 Post by Thomas

Please help with information on how to install a temperature gauge on subject<br>tractor. Would prefer dash mount; Any ideas?

Boomer 1725 Temp Gauge
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Thomas

Brian: What year was the tractor?

NH 1725
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 8 Post by Thomas

How many hours are on your 1725?

NH 1725
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Thomas